Ames High School - Spirit Yearbook (Ames, IA)

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Back: Margie McCay, Jane Vandecar, Sue McFarland, Virginia Schumer, Elaine Foderberg, Karen Wheelock, Rosie Diehl, Carol Vogt. Marilyn Dunlap, Dallas Wall, Margaret Shrader. Becky McBride Fifth: Alice Paulson, Sue Humphrey, Patt Fredrickson, Linda Martin, Sheila Porter, Sue Hctzel, Margie Walsh, Nancie Hiserote, Caren Hansen, Cheyenne Shelton, Judy Sawyer, Gisela Grossman, Carol Black. Fourth: Judy Kooser, Donna Shipley, Judy Elliott, llene Wardle, Gretchen Wildman, Judy Keigley, Bonnie Nelson, Barbara Lewis, Linette Martin, Joyce Graham. Third: Donna Clark, Carmen Catron, Carol Banks, Penney Welling, Pat Emery, Donna Nelson, Linda Williams, Deanna Clem, Nancy Bowen, Charlene Anderson. Second: Susie Reed, Karyn Mullica, Dee Crossley, Sue Mendon, Jan Ustrud, Beth Strand, Lani Kund, Barbara Buchwald. Front: Mary Ellen Farley, Nancy Preston, Ruth Butter- more, Jeanette Kayl, Janet Miller, Ann Webb, Linda Anderson, Mary Jameson. SCHOOL SPIRIT Back: Nancy Preston, Patsy Crowley. Rosie Diehl, Dallas Wall, Sue Hetzel, Marilyn Dunlap, Jane Vandecar. Second: Miss Diane Claussen, Penney Welling, Carol Black, Margie McCay, Nancie Hiserote, Katie Bappe, Linda Williams, llene 'Wardle. Front: Diane Tripp, Judy Elliott, Joan Holtz, Rosalie Larson.

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It was quite impressive to see the Marching Band followed by the Marching Pep Club parade in formation across the field before home football games. Par- ticularly eye-catching were the rows of Pep Club members in their orange jackets and black skirts as they sat together in the bleachers at both football and bas- ketball games. The girls also served as ticket-takers, ushers, provided half-time entertainment at basketball games, and organized sever- al money-making projects. All seniors girls were eligible to be members of Pep Club, providing they abided by the rules and maintained passing grades in three sub- jects. The officers of Pep Club and the Coun- cil, under the direction of Miss Diane Claus- sen, were in charge of organizing and co- ordinating all their various activities. Of- ficers this year were: Diane Tripp, presi- dent; Joan Holtz, vice-president; Judy El- liot, secretary; and Rosalie Larson, treas- urer. The Council consisted of two repre- sentatives from each senior homeroom. Back: Sharon Hibbs, Diana Shultz, Mary Kay Baldus, Carolyn Heubner, Mary Garner, Ann Sargent. Fifth: Pam Owing , Judy Sande, Vicky Kirkham, Sue Knapp. Diane Tripp, Karen Gunn, Karen Rogncss. Fourth: Gloria Dahl, Julie Christensen, Lo Ann Jordison, Dec Rasmussen, Karen Westvold. Carole Hostcttcr, Joan Holtz, Sharon Guy. Third: Margaret Warren, Catherine Peter- son, Jan Sills, Jo Boston, Karen Randles, Rosalie Larson. Second: Miss Diane Claussen, Patsy Crowley, Katie Bappe, Pat Carney, Sally Howard. Front: Irene Dahl, Mary Brown, Judy Burton. PEP CLUB PROMOTES

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1 9 5 9 C o N F E R E N C E C H A M P S Bock: Ken Wells, Bob Anderson, Tom Buchholtz, Dale Rouze, Gary Carlson, Dave Agard, Mike Cox, Dove Childs. Second: Joe Bryan, lorry Thompson, Jule Vilmont, Ken Torrey, Gary Myers, L. J. Skeie. Don Toms, Mai McGinnis, Mickey Von Bergen. Front: Jim Lindquist, Mike Nickey, Rein Saral, Mark Watson, Norman Eckord, Ron Jenkins, Joe Picken, Ron Fain, Toby Shelton. AMES 27 EAST SIOUX CITY 7 The Little Cyclones opened their 1959 campaign with a convincing win over highly-regarded East. Dave Chipman scored from 5 and 53 yards out and Mickey Von Bergen scored from the 1. Dave Page raced over from the 15 for the other tally. Page, Chipman, and Von Bergen rounded out the scoring with conver- sions. AMES 27 NEWTON 0 Ames scored their first conference win at the expense of Newton on a rainswept field. Mike Cox scored two touchdowns on identical 3 yard runs and Dave Page scored from 42 yards out. Torn Buchholtz's 48 yard jaunt and three conversions finished out the scoring. AMES 61 GRINNELL 7 Grinnell fell before the Cyclone onslaught for Ames' third win of the season. Ames touchdowns were scored by Mike Cox, Dave Chipman, Ron Fain, Gary Fernan- des, and Bob Van Scoy. Longest run of the evening was made by Dave Chipman when he grabbed a Grinnell aerial and raced 90 yards for a touchdown. Three conversions by Dave Agard and Bob Van Scoy finished out the Ames total. 68